Vectorfog - C20 1.5L ULV Fogger Electric Insect & Hygiene Compact Handheld Removes Mosquito, Insect, Pests, & Viruses Made In Korea

If you need a fogger for a small to medium garden, this is the perfect fogger!!! I've had it since April, four months now. It's easy to use and forms a fine mist. There are two settings, high and low, close up I use the low and farther away, the high. It's easy to switch back and forth. It comes with a long, long cord. I've used it outside, inside and in my greenhouse. I use an oil based mold and spider mite formula-no problem with the mist. I previously used a Hudson 99598 Fog Electric Atomizer Sprayer and while it did the job, it was rather cumbersome, After two seasons, the metal brackets broke forcing me to try a homemade repair. This sprayer is portable enough to move through the garden easily. My plants have never looked healthier! I did have a small clogging problem that was easily fixed with the tip of a paper clip. I contacted the company directly when it didn't spray and they replied the next day with all sorts of help. I am so impressed with their follow-up, enough to write a rare review. The company representative stayed in constant contact just to make sure I was satisfied.

I used this to disinfect the offices during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. It will hold 1.5L of solution (although the included instructions said 1/2 Liter) and with two speeds, will distribute the product where you need. Use low speed for more pinpoint aiming and high speed for general room fogging. On high it will drain your tank fairly quickly. I used the Virex II 256 in this fogger and it really covers everything easily and makes the job simple. This is my new favorite toy!

Purchased this unit to fog a dental office with hypochlorus acid. Unit began to leak copious amount of fluids during use. Contacted the manufacturer directly regarding this and they were unwilling to offer any solution to the problem. Given the price point and the number of months in use, I would not recommend this product.

Dislike product not being cordless

Perfect during these times, portable, easy to use..

Shopped hard before choosing the Vectorfog brand. Initially didn't want to spend this much but this is a quality built unit. Thick lab grade plastic and that is the material needed. Holds up to harsh chemicals. Very well engineered. Siphons all the solution from the tank. Ran it dry and expected at least a few ounces would remain but more like 3 drops. Excellent design! Warning- Great in that it atomizes very small particles for efficiency. But you need to wear adequate PPE. I fogged with 12% H2O2 using a respirator and goggles and had to evacuate mid job due to burning eyes. Underestimated the fine mist entering the vents found in all goggles, hence the full face respirator and tyvex suit. All the PPE in my photo came from Amazon for less than $50 and saved the day and my eyeballs. Get some, don't be dumb!

So glad I bought this. Was a bit pricey, but understand why. I know that the scale and price are incomparable, but at the university I went to, we had a fog system newly installed with trial technology, (granted this was some time ago), that had an absolute perfect saturation would make the Scottish Highlands jealous. We used it for adventitious rooting trials. I purchased the fogger not only for the dispersal of neem oil in my greenhouse, but also in restoring and old house. Studied and majored in botany and horticulture, but spent most of my adult life in construction. Funny how life goes or is going! Anyway, re-doing a 1934 "bungalow" (they would never call it that here) on the plateau in Tennessee. Not hard to find places of high altitude and high moisture. THIS HOUSE HAS MOLD, there. Or should I say it has mold no more. I use in this fogger: concrobium, concentrate lysol, ammonia, vinegar, and neem. Think I tried to call them, but could not get an answer on whether it was ok to put those through the fogger. So far so good so many gallons worth. Still works as it should and always has. Here is the way I saw it. Just to have someone come to test or step foot in your in house concerning the mold, from my experience, pays for the machine. Oh, almost forgot, just as a good practice carried over from school, I always flush my fogger after dispensing the Full contents of the fogger, or I pour the remaining solution into an empty bottle clearly marked "Mold Fogger" or "Aphid Like." People make fun or the "Aphid Like" label, but it keeps me from contaminating the originals or pouring it down the sink. It is just good for the life of the fogger and planet.

This works very well and is light enough to carry, so fog can be targeted at a small area, rather than fogging an entire room.